Notice to Bidders: The Laquey School District will host a pre-bid meeting for the bus barn project on November 10th at 4:00 PM. Interested contractors are encouraged to attend. For details or questions, please contact Bobby Miller at rmiller@laqueyhornets.us.
If you are planning on heading out to the soccer district tournament this week, you will purchase tickets using this link - https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/mshsaa/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50LzUxMjA%3D
Laquey's first game is Thursday at 5pm in Fatima!
The Laquey School District and community hold the Licking School District in our thoughts during this incredibly difficult time. We extend our deepest condolences to the students, staff, families, and entire Licking community as they navigate the tragic loss of a student.
As part of the Frisco League, our connection runs far deeper than sports and school rivalries—our students, families, and staff are truly one community.
From our entire school family to yours, please know our hearts are with you.
As part of the Frisco League, our connection runs far deeper than sports and school rivalries—our students, families, and staff are truly one community.
From our entire school family to yours, please know our hearts are with you.
Over the summer we upgraded our softball facilities to make game days better than ever for players, families, and fans!
We now have:
Permanent Restrooms, an updated concession stand and a new storage shed.
We now have:
Permanent Restrooms, an updated concession stand and a new storage shed.
Reminder: No School for students on Monday and Tuesday. See you on Wednesday!
We are proud of all of our runners who competed in districts today. Congratulations to Olivia & Owen on qualifying for the state cross country meet!! #HornetPride 🔴⚫️✨
We are excited to announce a brand-new addition to our Family and Consumer Science (FACS) class.
Our classroom just welcomed realistic infant simulators to give our students a true hands-on look at parenting and child development.
In the coming weeks, these "babies" will be going home with our students. To simulate real life, they will cry, require late-night feedings, need diaper changes, and demand plenty of care and attention.
This program offers an opportunity to build life skills, responsibility, and empathy. We can't wait for our students to experience this unique learning opportunity.
Our classroom just welcomed realistic infant simulators to give our students a true hands-on look at parenting and child development.
In the coming weeks, these "babies" will be going home with our students. To simulate real life, they will cry, require late-night feedings, need diaper changes, and demand plenty of care and attention.
This program offers an opportunity to build life skills, responsibility, and empathy. We can't wait for our students to experience this unique learning opportunity.
Thanksgiving Food Drive
Save the Date!
Winter Sports - Meet the Hornet/Alumni Game
Thursday, Nov. 12 at 5:30pm
🚨WINTER SPORTS BEGIN🚨
LHS(Grades 9-12)will be Nov. 2, 2026.
Every athlete must have a current MSHSAA physical on file. See picture for specific sport info.
Bids Wanted: New District Bus Barn
The Laquey R-V School District is officially seeking competitive bids for the construction of a brand-new, red iron bus barn building.
• Open side parking garage: 150 ft. × 60 ft.
• Enclosed bus barn: 75 ft. × 80 ft.
• Total building length: 225 ft.
For more information or to discuss submitting a bid, please contact Bobby Miller at rmiller@laqueyhornets.us.
We will be accepting bids until Friday, November 13, 2026.
We are excited to continue to upgrade our district facilities.
The Laquey R-V School District is officially seeking competitive bids for the construction of a brand-new, red iron bus barn building.
• Open side parking garage: 150 ft. × 60 ft.
• Enclosed bus barn: 75 ft. × 80 ft.
• Total building length: 225 ft.
For more information or to discuss submitting a bid, please contact Bobby Miller at rmiller@laqueyhornets.us.
We will be accepting bids until Friday, November 13, 2026.
We are excited to continue to upgrade our district facilities.
Sophomore Krispy Kreme fundraiser is underway! Find a sophomore and help support their class!
🚨Here are a few need to know items if you're heading out to the District Cross Country Meet Saturday in El Dorado Springs:
WE ARE ONLY ACCEPTING DIGITAL TICKETS.
Tickets: https://www.mshsaa.org/tickets.aspx Click on Class 1 or 2 District 2 in El Dorado Springs.
We will also have a few food trucks for patrons and athletes to purchase any food or drinks that they want.
No school tomorrow.
Friday, October 23rd.
Congratulations to Kiera Stegmeier on being selected Softball All Conference Honorable Mention! We are proud of you!!🔴⚫️✨#HornetPride
Great job to all the 6th-12th graders that came out for the Method Basketball Skills Clinic! A big thank you to Kamryn for coming to work with our athlete's! #HornetPride
We are excited to announce that we have purchased TWO trip buses.
These buses will ensure our students travel in comfort.
These buses will ensure our students travel in comfort.
🤠 Giddy up and get ready for a night of mystery, intrigue, and Wild West drama!
🕵️♂️✨Laquey High School Student Council invites you to Murder at the Deadwood Saloon! For weeks, folks have been pouring into the small western town of Deadwood for the biggest poker tournament this side of the Mississippi. With a smattering of bandits, bank owners, cowgirls, east coast debutantes, and locals, it’s guaranteed to be a thrilling evening you won't forget!
🗓 Date: Saturday, October 24, 2026
⏰ Time: 7:00 PM
📍 Location: VFW Post 3168 (26050 Swindell Dr., Richland, MO 65556)
🎟 Tickets: $20 Per Person | $30 Per Couple Grab your boots, bring a partner, and see if you can solve the mystery!
🌵🃏🔍#LaqueyHighSchool #MysteryEvent #MurderMystery #DeadwoodSaloon #RichlandMO #WildWestMystery
🕵️♂️✨Laquey High School Student Council invites you to Murder at the Deadwood Saloon! For weeks, folks have been pouring into the small western town of Deadwood for the biggest poker tournament this side of the Mississippi. With a smattering of bandits, bank owners, cowgirls, east coast debutantes, and locals, it’s guaranteed to be a thrilling evening you won't forget!
🗓 Date: Saturday, October 24, 2026
⏰ Time: 7:00 PM
📍 Location: VFW Post 3168 (26050 Swindell Dr., Richland, MO 65556)
🎟 Tickets: $20 Per Person | $30 Per Couple Grab your boots, bring a partner, and see if you can solve the mystery!
🌵🃏🔍#LaqueyHighSchool #MysteryEvent #MurderMystery #DeadwoodSaloon #RichlandMO #WildWestMystery
The Waynesville Masonic Lodge #375 and the Masonic Home of Missouri through the Creating a Partnership Program donated $750 to us!
This contribution will directly support our students by providing essential items, including:
Clothing
Food (for our Backpack Blessings program)
Water bottles
School supplies
Thank you for investing in our community and making a difference!
This contribution will directly support our students by providing essential items, including:
Clothing
Food (for our Backpack Blessings program)
Water bottles
School supplies
Thank you for investing in our community and making a difference!
DESE - A-F School Grading Framework
Dear Laquey families,
After attending the State Board of Education meeting yesterday we wanted to share some information.
In the coming days or weeks, you may see something coming out in regards to letter grades for all public schools in Missouri. We want you to hear this from us, along with what it means.
About the Rating:
The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) is developing its first pilot A–F grades for public schools, created under an executive order Governor Mike Kehoe signed in January. The rating is based on 2024–2025 Student Data: These preliminary letter grades are calculated entirely using assessment results and performance metrics from the 2024–2025 school year. They represent a historical snapshot from two school years ago, rather than a real-time reflection of our current classrooms or ongoing progress. This is the first year of a brand-new state evaluation model. Because this is a pilot rollout, DESE is still finalizing its formulas. We fully expect the state framework to evolve, and as standardizations shift, district scores may shift as well.
We have shared concerns with the state about how quickly this system was developed, and we will continue to do so.
We want you to know that we are more than a simple grade. We understand and will continue to focus on the academic achievements of the students of Laquey. We are a loving community and are all dedicated to helping the next generation of adults. Along with that we as a school and you as the community, family, friends, and supporters are working together everyday to enhance the lives of each child. The grade will not show the positive relationships our teachers and students develop, the individual growth students are achieving, and all those learning experiences students receive in extracurricular activities and other associations we have in the school district.
No state score calculated in Jefferson City can replace what you experience as a parent every day. You know your child’s teachers, the environment in their classrooms, and the individual growth they make throughout the year.
Thank you for your continued partnership and trust.
Sincerely,
Kent Stoumbaugh
Superintendent
Laquey R-V School District
Dear Laquey families,
After attending the State Board of Education meeting yesterday we wanted to share some information.
In the coming days or weeks, you may see something coming out in regards to letter grades for all public schools in Missouri. We want you to hear this from us, along with what it means.
About the Rating:
The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) is developing its first pilot A–F grades for public schools, created under an executive order Governor Mike Kehoe signed in January. The rating is based on 2024–2025 Student Data: These preliminary letter grades are calculated entirely using assessment results and performance metrics from the 2024–2025 school year. They represent a historical snapshot from two school years ago, rather than a real-time reflection of our current classrooms or ongoing progress. This is the first year of a brand-new state evaluation model. Because this is a pilot rollout, DESE is still finalizing its formulas. We fully expect the state framework to evolve, and as standardizations shift, district scores may shift as well.
We have shared concerns with the state about how quickly this system was developed, and we will continue to do so.
We want you to know that we are more than a simple grade. We understand and will continue to focus on the academic achievements of the students of Laquey. We are a loving community and are all dedicated to helping the next generation of adults. Along with that we as a school and you as the community, family, friends, and supporters are working together everyday to enhance the lives of each child. The grade will not show the positive relationships our teachers and students develop, the individual growth students are achieving, and all those learning experiences students receive in extracurricular activities and other associations we have in the school district.
No state score calculated in Jefferson City can replace what you experience as a parent every day. You know your child’s teachers, the environment in their classrooms, and the individual growth they make throughout the year.
Thank you for your continued partnership and trust.
Sincerely,
Kent Stoumbaugh
Superintendent
Laquey R-V School District
